Please reach out to us here with your questions.

PeakFest is facilitated by a commission of volunteers, so response time may be slower !

Please do not contact the Town of Apex with questions or for assistance.

The town is not the host of this event or decision-maker.

In 2026, PeakFest relocated to Apex Town Hall campus .

Currently the town is continuing work to transform the Salem Streetscape,

to keep Downtown Apex a top destination to gather, shop, dine or find service providers.

Learn more about the Salem Streetscape project here.

As the longest running festival in Apex, North Carolina,

PeakFest continues to evolve and delight attendees.

For 46 years our festival remains the community's signature celebration,

drawing over 45,000 residents and triangle visitors to the peak.

Park & walk from the downtown Saunders Lot and Moore Street lots. Use the

paved Strollway access to Apex Town Hall Campus at 73 Hunter Street.

Along the Strollway from downtown, you'll discover the refurbished Tunstall House.

The map images inserted on this page are for visual reference

The Saunders lot is circled in red.
Additional parking further down South Salem St. to Moore St. lot, not shown below.
The Strollway access is the blue line located behind Duncan Commons.
The festival footprint is in circled yellow.

Make plans to be part of PeakFest at Town Hall Campus! 9:00 am-4:00 pm

Tips for Attendees

For your best festival experience, note all our tips!

Suggested parking areas:

Apex Baptist Church Back Lot
Moore Street Parking
Apex Public Works Building
Saunders Street Parking Lot, across from the Police Department
Please keep in mind that this is suggested parking
Look for towing signs and other no-parking indications before parking. Additional tips from the Apex Police Department below

Map out your access points with this information:

Hunter Street will be closed to vehicles between Salem Street and Laura Duncan Road from 6 am to 7 pm. Town Hall parking lot, the arch parking lot, and the parking lot closest to the John M. Brown Community Center will be closed for this event starting at midnight ahead of Saturday, May 2nd. The Town Hall Campus parking lot located closest to Mason Street will be open during this event.
GoApex Route 1 will operate on a detour during this event.
Pets are not allowed within the festival boundaries.
Wondering where to park?
This map may help: www.apexnc.org/downtownparking